Re: AT MIB wrapup
Phil Budne <phil@shiva.com> Thu, 15 April 1993 07:24 UTC
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From: Phil Budne <phil@shiva.com>
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Subject: Re: AT MIB wrapup
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Here are my comments on the April 2, 1993 draft of AppleTalk MIB double plus good; p 25. atPortType ip: Isn't the IpAddress type distinct from OCTET STRING?? Change to: IP Address in network byte order (OCTER STRING (SIZE (4)))? Need to resolve '???' in comments (arap and ISDN packet mode)! I SUSPECT arap is always DdpNodeAddress! p 83. I think "Remote" is more lucid than "Partner". Greg Merrill agreed that this would be fine with him, at least he did at some point! p 84. Since atportPtoPProtocol seems to represent the transport, and not the routing protocol I think the DESCRIPTION can be improved current; The protocol type used over the point-to-point connection. suggested; The protocol [and encapsulation] used to create the point-to-point connection. p 86. Is the Per Port Counters group optional???
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